RBC Capital Markets downgraded Nike's stock price target from $70 to $50 due to slower-than-expected revenue growth. This downgrade comes just one day before the World Cup begins, a key event for the athletic apparel company. Nike shares have already declined about 30% over the past six months, reflecting investor concerns. The lowered target suggests cautious outlook on Nike's near-term financial performance despite the upcoming global sports event.
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